Tyndall National Institute is seeking a Post Doctoral Researcher – Integrated Magnetics Fabrication to join their MEMS Group under the IPES research programme. The successful candidate will lead research on microfabrication, process integration, and heterogeneous integration of integrated magnetic devices for next-generation power management.
Requirements
- PhD in a relevant Science or Engineering discipline, specializing in Microfabrication process development and optimization.
- Excellent research track record with a minimum of two international peer-reviewed publications.
- At least two years of hands-on cleanroom experience in microfabrication and process development.
- Hands-on experience in any two of the following microfabrication process steps, namely – Lithography and Pattern Transfer, Sputtering, CVD, Wet etch, Dry Etch and Electroplating processes
- Expertise in electronic or MEMS device characterization in one or more of the following areas: electrical, material, or structural analysis.
- Experience working with thin film-based materials and devices.
- Excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication skills in English, including experience in writing peer-reviewed papers.
Benefits
- Progressive employment and training policies including opportunities for further studies
- Impactful work contributing to ground-breaking research and innovation
- Continuous learning with strong support for formal training, further study and professional development
- Interdisciplinary environment with academia, industry, and innovation intersecting
- Blended working with flexibility to work remotely and on-site
- Comprehensive benefits including UCC pension, long-term illness benefit, life assurance, and more
- Generous leave entitlements
- Equity and inclusion with ongoing initiatives led by a dedicated People and Culture team to ensure equity for all